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COVID-19 And Gender: More Women Face Long-Term Symptoms

A new study in Spain found that middle-aged women are by far the most likely demographic to be suffering long-term effects of coronavirus.

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Geopolitics Society

Messi Or Maradona? Why Argentines Argue About Everything

Sociologists say there are certain historical and cultural elements behind the country’s fondness for confrontation.

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Geopolitics Society

From Gontran To Adolf, The Influence Of Name Choice

Some believe names represent more than just a matter of taste, that they destine people to certain fates. But most everyone can agree that certain names are simply bad choices.

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Learning And Playing Music Makes You Smarter

Musical education, not only at a young age but also into adulthood, could have a significant and lasting impact on the development of the brain as well as on speech awareness, a study published in the The Journal of Neuroscience reveals. According to the researchers from Canada’s Rotman Institute, practicing music before the age of […]

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Geopolitics Syria Crisis

Even Syria’s Safest City Is Not The Haven It Once Was

In Tartus, on Syria’s western coast, residents in relative calm. But even here, a new sectarian melting pot and a flagging war economy are beginning to take their toll.

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Putin Won’t Admit It, But Ukraine Crisis Is Hitting Russia’s Economy Hard

Lower visibility, a falling ruble and rising inflation: The Ukrainian crisis is taking its toll on the Russian economy.

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The Science Of Why Spring Makes Us Happy

There are medically proven explanations for why our minds and bodies generally feel better when the season changes. So, goodbye Winter Blues, and hello Spring Euphoria!

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